If I may supplement this.
It's true in the case of oil. It's also very true in the case of LNG.
In our discussions with super majors and domestic producers as well, we hear a lot about the preoccupation with the carbon footprint, as the member is referencing, and looking at those suppliers who are seen to be clean or the cleanest in the space. It is quite an opportunity for Canada, which is seen as a politically stable jurisdiction, but also potentially as one that is differentiated in the commodity markets in being seen as a clean energy supplier. It is certainly true in the case of our LNG Canada project on the west coast. I think both the domestic constituents care about it and our clients as well, and so do investors.
We're very mindful of that, and it may not be intuitive to many. The fact that we have such an abundant clean electricity supply is one of our advantages, because in order to power those very large pieces of equipment, you need a large amount of power. We're fortunate to have large hydro power and renewable energy, which are able to sharply reduce the carbon footprint of those operations. Whether it's on the west coast or the east coast, we have a chance to differentiate ourselves in a big way.